The phrase "affected the quantification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how something has influenced or changed the measurement or assessment of a particular variable or phenomenon.
Example: "The recent changes in policy affected the quantification of environmental impacts in the study."
Alternatives: "influenced the measurement of" or "altered the assessment of".
Studies of brain networks based on different atlases on different scales and on the same scales both showed that atlases affected the quantification of network properties (small-world and scale-free properties).
Different pre-analytical and analytical factors affected the quantification of circulating miRNA, including substrate choice (whole blood, antibody-selected cells, plasma or serum), stabilization reagents, centrifugation or filtration to isolate plasma or serum, miRNA extraction procedures, selection of endogenous internal controls, assay choice, individual variation, and the effect of haemolysis.
In the current paper our aim was to determine whether mouse NumtS affect the quantification of MtDNA and to establish a method designed to avoid this.
This means that the very low frequency and high frequency components are always estimated and that the presence of noise can only affect the quantification of the value of the components, but not their identification.
The poor spatial resolution also affects the quantification of mean absorbed dose due to the spill-out effect, which is resolution-induced mispositioning of activity in the image and causes underestimation of the activity concentration in volumes with high activity.
Effect of the co-existence of multiple genotypes in a sample on the target genotype quantification was evaluated using composite stool samples and wastewater samples containing multiple genotypes and the presence of non-target genotypes didn't affect the quantification of target genotype.
The usual output of the 1.01-μm channel is around 500 ADU and satisfies a S/N ratio higher than 100, which is generally considered enough for a search of active volcanism (Iwagami et al. 2011); however, those of the 0.90- and 0.97-μm channels are around 150 ADU, which are less than expected, and may affect the quantification of H2O values and the spatial resolution of H2O abundance maps.
In addition, the ERK phosphorylation observed in simultaneous staining with pan-ERK was equivalent in both profile and amplitude compared with that without the pan-ERK staining (Figure 5C), confirming that simultaneous staining does not affect the quantification of ERK phosphorylation.
Therefore, catabolism of arginine during meiosis is unlikely to significantly affect the quantification of proline/glutamate-containing peptides.
